After I left Alpha father and son went crazy with regret novel Chapter 11

Chapter 11 

Chapter 11 

Nora didn’t notice Arnold’s eyes on her 

She was busy figuring out how to get a drunken Zoe home. 

“Let me help you. 

At that moment, a young werewolf on the side of the road offered a hand. Together, he and Noral managed to get Zoe into the backseat of the car. 

Nora breathed a sigh of relief and turned to thank him, but she realized he was staring at her intently. 

Nora touched her face. “What’s wrong? Is there something on my face?” 

“No, ma’am. You’re very pretty,” the man said, his admiration evident in his amber colored eyes. His slightly curly black hair framed his sheepish expression. “Can I have your contact information?” 

Nora froze. 

Pretty? It had been a long time since anyone had complimented her like that. 

She recalled Arnold once telling a friend that she was like a lily of the valley by the window–pretty but unassuming, beautiful yet quiet, and easy to overlook. Not his type. 

Just then, Zoe stirred in the car, attempting to get out again while yelling that she wanted ten more bottles of wine. 

Nora quickly settled her back down, politely declined the young werewolf’s request, and got into the driver’s seat. She stepped on the gas, leaving him behind. 

The rejection ceremony was just a few days away, and she didn’t want to make any waves before then. 

The young 

ing werewolf stood there, his regret evident, as he watched Nora drive away. 

Just as he was about to head back into the prom, an icy gaze landed on him. 

When he turned to see who it was, his entire body froze. 

Alpha Arnold. 

The next day, Zoe woke up with a pounding headache and a parched throat. 

A bowl of sobering soup was placed in front of her. 

After lebt, Alpha father and son went cra 

Chapter 11 

Zoe gulped it down and hugged Norn gratefully. “My Nora, my dear friend, you’re always so sweet!” 

Nora took the empty bowl and smiled. “Get up and wash up, Ms. Alcoholic.” 

Zoe ran to the bathroom, reciting a limerick she’d heard somewhere: 

“If I’m a fish, then you’re a river. 

If I’m a bird, then you’re a tree. 

And if I were a man,” Zoe said dramatically, foam still on her lips, “I’d definitely propose to you!” 

Nora: ” 

At the table, Zoe ate breakfast while scrolling through her phone. 

Suddenly, she froze, her eyes widening in shock as she looked up at Nora. 

“What’s wrong?” Nora asked. 

“Nothing!” Zoe panicked, putting the phone down–but she forgot to lock the screen. 

The display showed several pictures from the previous night’s Moonlight Feast Festival. 

One photo stood out: Arnold, looking dashing in a dark suit, with a woman in a white dress beside him. She appeared to be gazing at him adoringly, the angle making it look as though she was kissing his cheek under the moonlight. Her smile was radiant, and the moment seemed intimate. 

The comments below the photo were abuzz: 

– “Oh my god, are we finally getting a Luna for the Silvermoon Pack?” 

“Alpha Arnold never attends events like this! It must be love that brought him here!” 

“Look at her necklace! That Luna gemstone is priceless!” 

Nora recognized the woman instantly–Linda. 

Her heart sank. She had hoped to spend this holiday with Arnold, but now it all felt like a cruel joke. 

Zoe looked at her, concerned. “Nora-” 

“It’s okay,” Nora interrupted, shaking her head. “It doesn’t matter anymore.” 

“What do you mean?” Zoe asked cautiously. 

“I filed for divorce,” Nora said quietly. “Soon, I won’t be Lama anymore.” 

“What?!” Zoe exclaimed, nearly choking on her food. “You filed for divorce?!” 

“Yes.” 

Zoe was speechless. 

Arnold was admired by many in the Silvermoon Pack. As a natural born Alpha, he had graduated from the prestigious Alpha Academy at thirteen–a record that had earned him the title of “natural born king” Under his leadership, the pack had thrived, reaching unprecedented heights. 

But Zoe had also seen how he treated Nora, trampling her love time and again as if he were a heartless 

machine. 

At first, Zoe had urged Nora to leave Arnold, but Nora always shook her head with a bitter smile. 

Now, it seemed, she had finally reached her limit. 

“What happened?” Zoe asked gently.